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Writing centers

93 sessions. A heading name lists the sessions printed under it that year; a family name lists every session in the family.

YearCodeSession
2023A.15Calling Out to Call In: Doing Hope in the Writing Center
2023B.17Beyond Hoping for Peaceful Transfers of Power: Overcoming Tumultuous Transitions and Transformations through Planning for Specialized
2023C.11Avowing Antiracist Praxis in a Small Liberal Arts Writing
2023D.17Focal Points for Better Futures
2023E.26Cross-Disciplinary Collaborations to Support Transfer
2023F.23Creating Communities of Practice through Peer Writing Tutor Development
2023F.24Post-Quarantine: Collaboration Is Key
2023F.8Is There Any Hope? Stories of Contingent Women Writing Center Workers
2023I.32Hope in Storytelling: Writing Center Research toward Linguistic Justice
2023J.15Changing from the Ground Up: Fostering Antiracist
2023J.28Re-imagining Writing Fellow and Faculty Partnerships
2023K.16Equitable Hiring: Reflective Practices for Inclusivity
2023K.24Challenging the Hegemonic Materials and Practices of Writing Centers
2023K.39Composing Writing Center Justice: Building Community
2023L.38Writing Center Praxis for Evolving Writing Centers
2023M.29Higher Self-Efficacies for Healthier Writing Lives
2023MW.9Developing Hopeful and Labor-Conscious Strategic Plans
2023OD.11Feather Bricks Newsletter and Getting Write with Teaching Fellows at North Park University Writing
2023OD.17Composing Writing Center Justice: Building Community
2023OD.22Creating Communities of Practice through Peer Writing
2023OD.41First-Year Students’ Stories of Selecting Support within
2023OD.48Hope in Storytelling: Writing Center Research toward
2024A.21The Aftermath of Banned DEI: Framing Professional Development in a Multilingual Writing Center
2024C.17From Writer’s Block to Writer's Bot: ChatGPT and the Future of Writing Assistance
2024E.03Rethinking Relationships with the (Digital) Spaces and Places of Writing Center Labor
2024H.07Subverting Neoliberal White Logics with Abundance in Writing Centers
2024L.10Better, Faster, Stronger Writing Centers: Why and How to Build a Network That Enhances Abundance and Resists Scarcity
2024M.14Let’s Talk: Building an Abundance of Support for Past, Present, and Future Writing Center Directors
2024M.20The Abundance of Antiracist Assessment in the Writing Center: The Perspectives of Transgender Undergraduate Tutors in Creating a Brave Space
2024M.25Writing Centers Creating Abundant Bridges into Professional Writing
2024SW.07It’s Not about Getting through the Entire Paper: A Facilitative Pedagogy for Asynchronous Written Feedback Consultations
2024TSIG.14International Writing Centers Association Business Meeting
2025A.6Jamming with Administrative AI: Automated Writing Center Session Notes as Case Study
2025AA.4“Is Linguistic Justice a Privileged Pursuit?”: Tutors’ Beliefs and Insights on Linguistic Justice Praxis Canceled
2025B.10Linguistic Justice on Shuffle (and Repeat): Remixing Writing Center Pedagogy and Curricula
2025B.17The A-sides and B-sides of Tutor Education: Seeking Harmony and Embracing Discord among Multiple Training Modalities
2025BA.11The “B” Side Is for “Belongs Here”: A Study of Inclusive (or Not-So-Inclusive) Practices in Recruiting and Hiring Writing Center Tutors
2025C.15Storying Writing Center Labor for Anti-Capitalist Futures
2025C.20Remixing Approaches to Professionalization: Threshold Concepts as Rubrics to Identify Leadership Development Opportunities in Writing Centers
2025DA.2All Tangled Up: The Impact of Emotions, Race, and Language on Writing Center Tutorials
2025DB.12Writing Centers as Sites for Public Writing and Undergraduate Publishing: The Liner Notes
2025DB.15Peer Review Remix: Remastering Demonstrations from the Writing Center
2025DB.4Listening to the Flip Side: Why Students Don’t Use the Writing Center
2025FA.4Crying Is a Free Action: Playing through Tutor Training
2025FA.9Playing on Loop: Justice, Equity, and the Possibilities of Online (Inter)Professional Development through the Baltimore Writing Center Project
2025FB.10Resilience in the Writing Center
2025FB.2Bring in da Folk: The High Stakes of Professional Writing, AI, and English Language Learners in a Community Writing Center
2025G.28The B-side to Writing Center Lore: How Critical Language Awareness Mixes with WC Identity to Create a Language Justice Beat We Can All Dance To
2025GA.7On the B-side Is Belonging
2025GA.8Remixing Approaches to Learning Support: One Writing Center’s Assessment Story
2025H.15Rage against the Machine: Remixing Writing Center Working Conditions and Worker Identity
2025H.16Remixing Math and Writing: Coalitional Learning in a Fellowed Class
2025HA.7Reclaiming Rhetorical Sovereignty in the Era of GenAI
2025HB.13Toward a Rhyme or Reason: Big Ten Policies on Generative AI and Academic Integrity in Writing Centers and Liberal Arts & Sciences Colleges
2025I.25Antinormative Writing Centers: Remix as Tutor Training
2025I.28IWCA Sponsored Research
2025IA.3Remixing Writing Center Strategies by Utilizing Kendrick Lamar’s "Not Like Us"
2025JB.13Strategies for Course-Embedded Tutoring: Insights from Faculty and Student Perceptions
2025LA.11Remixing Writing Center Practices: Tutors’ AI Stories
2025M.18Writing Center B-sides: Extending to Students, Technologies, Writings
2025M.5Can AI Talk Like a Writing Tutor? An Exploration
2025M.9Multiliteracy Center B-side: Collaborative and Creative Programming with Technology That Extends “Play” across Disciplines
2025MA.11The Rhythms of Rhetoric in the Writing Center
2025MB.14Writing Groups Remixed: Contemplative Approaches, a Global Citizenship Ethos, and Senior Capstone Writers
2025PS.28The Graduate Writing Center as a B-side of Writing Support in Higher Education (Poster Session)
2025TSIG.16International Writing Centers Association Business Meeting
2026A.6Precariously Centered: A Conversation about Writing Center Labor, Gender, and Contingency
2026B.9There Isn’t Even a Table to Write On! Writing Centers Fostering Cultures of Writing in STEM
2026C.22Past Lives, Present Practice: A Dialogue on Professional Consultant Identity and Labor in Writing Centers
2026C.3Borderless Community: International Writing Center Directors in Conversation
2026CB.1Accidental Power: Interactions Between Tutors and Multilingual Tutees
2026DA.15Showcasing through Instagram: How Co-Mentorship Builds a WC into a Community of Practice in Student Research
2026DA.17Tutors’ Transferable Skills and Knowledge from their Writing Center Experience: A Review of Previous Research Findings
2026DA.8Turn-Taking and Feedback in Academic Mentoring: A Conversation Analysis of Writing Center Session
2026DB.1From Policing to Possibility: Writing Center Practices with Generative AI
2026DB.8Writing Center Tutors’ Performances of Emotional Labor
2026EA.12Travelling Concepts and the Importance of Conversations in Developing a Localized Writing-Enriched Curriculum (WEC) Model at a UK University Canceled
2026EB.10Moving the Conversation Forward: Centering Race in Research on Writing Center Directors of Color
2026F.19IWCA Sponsored Research Panel
2026FSIG.11International Writing Centers Association Business Meeting
2026GA.4Cultivating Solidarity in Writing Center Spaces: Rhetorical Strategies for Justice-Oriented Writing Center Work
2026GB.4Rethinking Required Writing Center Visits to Build Community through Collaboration
2026H.13Demystifying Edited Collections: What We Learned in 5 Years about Getting a Book Published
2026HB.9Dual Positions and Unique Perspectives: A Survey of Tutor-Instructors’ Engagement with Student Writing
2026IA.12To Honor the Space between Us: Relationality in the Marginal Comments of Asynchronous Consultations
2026IB.8From Data to Dialogue: Building Inclusive Writing Center Practices through Assessment
2026L.12Re-Humanizing Tutoring: Cultivating Critical Consciousness through Acompañamiento
2026LA.14Writing Centers as Attention Technology
2026LB.14The Gap between Learning and Instruction: How the Writing Center Vantage Point Illuminates Genre Awareness Development
2026LB.4Caught in the Middle: Writing Tutors’ Multiple Identities in Cultivating Tutees’ AI Literacy
2026M.4Collaboration across Campus: Assessing Multiple Sites of Student Writing Instruction
2026MB.10Mirror Work: Using Reflection to Cultivate Growth Mindset in Writing Center Tutors Canceled
2026SW.8Supporting the Growth of Graduate Writers in the Writing Center